What is it a sadwhich spread, base or something similar to bullion.

All of the above. I use it as a spread on toast or to flavor soups and stews. It is not as tasty as Bovril, in my opinion, but fills the same needs I have.

On the package it says 0 mg sodium. After tasting it there is no way this is correct. Does anyone know the truth?

When one uses this product it does have a "salt" taste, however "Bovrite" has followed the original English product "Bovril", the listing "0 mg. sodium" may be misleading as the amount per measure is so slight that there is no written measure available, if one considers a 16 oz jar the measure could be shown as 1/3 teaspoon. I have used Bovril on toast for breakfast for eighty plus years & no effect of sodium overdose. Hope this helps !.

Is this like beef bovril? I've been looking for that

It's pretty close - a bit more runny but otherwise almost the same (I have both and the difference is really small imo - Bovril might be a bit stronger beef flavor but not by much)

Ingredients are Hydrolyzed Vegitable protein, beef stock, water, yeast extract, modified corn starch camamel color, sugar, salt, onion powder, spices, lactic acid, acetic acid, thickener, and vitamins. no msg, and it contains soy and eggs. It doesn't say gluten free, but I don't think it has gluten

Bovrite Beef Spread 4oz

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